Chapter 4Ignacio spent the night away from the office, tending to his wounds and typing his letter of resignation. It nested in his coat pocket in an envelope addressed to Director Martinez as he walked back into the CXO offices the next morning. He just couldn’t. Couldn’t be strong enough or brave enough. Despite being brought up by wolves, he wasn’t one. And he had to stop pretending. He would tell Kev and Cedes after he dropped off the letter to the director, give his good-byes then. And hopefully he’d never see Reed Daily ever again.
That wish was instantly crushed, though, as the door to the director’s office opened just as Ignacio arrived. Reed stepped out, still looking unfazed, pristine. And Reed’s face brightened when he saw Ignacio, a look of genuine relief that made Ignacio’s h
